EPISODE · Apr 12, 2011

Interactionism and labelling

from interactionism and labelling – sociologytwynham.com · host C H Thompson

In contrast to positivism, interactionism presents a view of the world which emphasizes the role of human agency as opposed to the deterministic view of functionalist, subcultural and biological explanations. Rather than viewing human behaviour as determined by external forces, Mead argues ‘the self’ is a social construct and the way others see and react […]

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